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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-21
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Jan. 20 (SpeefdI only 81 600 hogs
at the stockyaris The big purchases By the Engshmcn
yesterday said 10 have been based unexpected de-
aud for from abroad Houses ike those OF Robert
Warren q Co. Krkwooi & Go. could not get
all the hams and cuts Of English that they needed
and they bought pork hedge the theory that sharp
demand for would Affect the speculative markets Corn
has been going down little each day. this ornng
dropped O cents for May the lowest price for 90 days
yet pork strong sl2 32ta Hogs improving in
quality. The pit not specially active until about
May pork fallen sl2 IS to sl2 I7 and looked
suddenly there Was a httlo buying Henry Warner
perhaps 5000 barrels and the price at the top
figure day. In wheat weak day but OF
days which great deal Of buying done
Field. 1Andcy Co, Who are now openly talked OF az
representing the california syndicate bought about 100000
bushels the Norton and AorthlnRton long
Hutchinson. The only large seller was
OXFORD ami suspected that he immediately there
after Duyng back IN outside markets. The cearsn were
large bushels Atlantic ports May wheat opened
sold down 10 ~ cents and then advanced 10 ~ .
81 m May wheat closed Al ~ cents. Cali
had
IaidnsLt May pork CLOSED ell S2r- MAy corn at 40
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CLOSING PRICES or BOsrov srooEa
BOsroN Jan 90 1897
THURSDAY, Jan. 20-P. n.

THURSDAY, JAN 20-P n
The stock speculation to-day again irregular with
the principal business made up by the dealings in three
or four special stocks The general market some
what disturbed by unfavorable One Of the
agencies early gave circulation to "umor" that the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company had issued Q
general circular to its freight agents authoriz-
ing them to take westbound freight at any
rate which could be obtained. The rumor was
promptly contradicted not only by the Pennsylvania
agents in this city, but also by the agents Of the other
trunk lines, and the agency gave prompt circulation
to the contradiction. But the had travelled thou
sand leagues while the contradiction pulling it,
boots and usual stern chase Is long chase" The
other Of disturbing character the report Of
defacatOn amounting to come $3,0OO,O0O In the
Columbus, Hooking Valley and Toledo Railway Company.
Weare confdenaly informed that this last based
simply upon fact that the board Of direction
endeavorng to discover If the company has claim upon
certain block OF securities to which the old direction
made claim, aud IL the claim be established tho
companys financial position will be bettered
to the extent Of some 100000: II tho
claim fails, the condition Of the company will be
as 1t has been represented to be. The rumos
about Pennsylvania cutting had depressing effect
upon the trunk line shares yet Lake Shore stock closed
only 4 lower than last evening" NewYork Central UNI
changed Erie per cent lower and Canada Southern p
per cent lower The concerning Columbus, Hook
ofits stock from 37a 35 &c. and It's bonds suffered
proportionately. The movements Of Central Of New.
Jersey we're another disturbing influence.
The stock opened of q per Gems
from last evenings closing figure and
declined to 64i2a64%. with transactions
900 shares than those Of yesterday which an
advance Of 37s per cent recorded. Richmond and
West Point opened per cent higher at 4si9 from
that figure it. too gradually declined to 46s We have
named the influences which maTed the general tone OF
the market. On the other side Reading with
its large transactions, amounting to i257o0
shares, and advance from 4O7s to a.,
with q final closing at Ala and New-York and
New England with newly developed speculative inter-
est which carried its price from 81 to 564G55l2 ont
side of the stocks named dealings small aud tho
final prices generally show declines OF from is to e per
cent 1t has been simply dull day with the general
market with results which further emphasize the prevt
developments that 1t Is bare OF speculative stocks
Government bonds dull usual and easy with
bids for the coupon As OF l. per cent Annexed are tho
closing quotations.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.


ForRrIICIAss PosTMAsTERs.-Thc Postnastcr-Genera
has appointed the following fourth class postmasers
simon Hastings, Sidney, Me- Joseph A. Bass Wallas
ton Mass; L. L. Hawkins Pittsfeld. y. Y.
NoNNATIoSs-The President sent the following
nominations to the Senate today ODey Carsarphen. OF
Colorado, he General OF Colorado Albion
Keith OF Massachusetts, to he Ensign IN the Navy on
the retired list
RELIEF PoR MRS. HOPKNs.-The Secretary OF State to-
day sent TO the Senate communication recommending
that appropriation be made ~ the widow OF Moses
A. Hopkins late Minister to Liberia, amount equal TO
usually allowed the heirs OF United States Ministers
who die abroad and In Office.
FRREDMASs BASK.-Repreeentative Miller, Of Texas
introduced In House bill for the relief of the dcpos
itOrs the Freedmans Savings Bank The bill is framed
OIL the recommendations OF the Controller OF Currency
appopriates 81 100000 for the relief OF the depos
itors In the bank
culture today reported fayorably % the House Repre-
sentative Lanham bill TO enable the Commissioner OF
Agriculture make special distribution OF seed In The
drouth stricken districts OF Texas The bill was ameD ded
by reducing IRON $4,000 to $4,000 the appropriation
for the supply OF seeds.
The AGRICULTURE BIL-The House Committee on
Agriculture today finished consideration OF the Agr
cultural Appropriation bill prepared by the subcon
mttce and will be reported 10 the House at the ns
opportunity The amounts appropriated are substantially
the same those for the current fiscal ear with the ex
ception OF the item of 1914, 900 for sorghum expert
ments which is omitted from the present bill Tie total
appropriation made by the bill Is $555,O0O.
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pIII TO ADMIT TWO NEW STATES.

WAsHISGToS Jan. 20-In It's report upon the Senate
bill 10 provide the admission OF Washington Territory
as State the Union the House Committee on Terrific
res says the vote east at the last election In that
portion Of Idaho that the bill proposes TO add to the new
state was 4G4G, which at ratio OF Al represents
population OF y 1856 Adding this to the population OF
Washington the State will come into the Union win
1877 9O5 people, or 900 than the established unit
OF representation Tho committee takes up the claim OF
Montana for admission the Union, and after showing
that the population at the last election Az says
II would that Montana contains larger population
than the ratio Of IN Congress An amend
ment proposed to the bill Is a requirement that the
constitutions OF the States shall include provision
forbiddiug poygamous assO ation cohabtaon within
their Jurisdiction. Chairman Hill objects to this amend
ment IN minority report Senator sherman. president
pro tenn to-day laid before the Senate memorial from
The Legislative Assembly Of Idaho protesting against any
proposition TO sever any portion OF Idaho.
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
"o" feature was developed in the general petroleum
yesterday and the theorists who satisfied that
e In production will eventually tell values
,o ofe to DO discouraged by hesitating speculs-
o" nc raders for small profits however are impressed
yanc, for IN, inc argument OF succsss-either I'D.
marker W., ore period after the prediction Yesterday
H. rr icing one from the and the decline
match 10 en scd out their oil In disgust special dis
sa 20 one oo q the agencies nom Ptsburs Penn.
soh OIL well was struck depth OF 900 feet
fa,rnsy at Loyslhanns. westmoreand County, near
onen, mn an 1--WE miles east Of Murrayvile This
na nave always claimed would
nhsrsc,., DIS may be OF the most portentous
m"nt toov put Tho enthusiastic tone. OF tho com.
anu me leading members OF the oil trade hero wcro
up 20 the close Of the alleged discovery The cer
short iners sun L. left 70 the whms OF scaper but the
seems 10 ne increasing Removals were at 30
c' rs III ,he main The market closed steady.
,.S nSe OF prices aud the total dealings a the COnsolt
uA'cu Exchange were follows;
H Eish"ss ...". y tOwsss....... Tc
OIL was unchanged 90 Ga cents In
Philshelphh and Baltimore
OIL CITY, Penn. jan 20-Cruie On-Nationai Transit
uca'es opened at 1875 and closed at 7s highest price,
lowest al 3 Sales 1920 barrels charters 90 e52
pses' cearances. 100000 barrels; shipments. 1884
parfois' runs. - barrels
fiITsBuRa. Jan. 2opetroeum firm and steady National
Transit Certificates opened at 72 and closed ills high
esf price. '2is lowest. TIA
BRADFORD PENN jan 2O-Crude On-NationaI Transit
Ctrtincatos opened at 70 and closed 72 highest price,
TIE; lowest price, 7lh; clearances 9ss 900 barrels
IiTusviLLR Penn. Jan Educational Transit Certificates
price. II.
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL, MARKETS.

LONDON Jan 20-l230 m.Consola 100 10 10 for money
Ol 10 for the Unitod states Per Cent
Bonds 1904 do -Four and Haf Per Cent Bonds ll2'si
Atlantic and GREAT IVES First Mortgage Trustees Ger
uheaes ~ do Second Mortgage. CANADIAN RACINE n
Bva Eilc. "a do Second Consos l0l< mexican OruE
nary 52 n 81 Paul Common 49, Now York Central 1854
Pennsy wanna, 5S Reading, 81
PARIS advicca Three Per Cent Rentes AZ % Sncs
62 u centines for the account
m Atlantic and Great Western First mortgage TUE
Certificates. do Second Mortgage ~ Sshsa,s
Pacific, 69t Mexican Ordinary o. ~ Paul Common o1S
Newly Central. ll6h. ReAiing. ia
Hudson's Bay Company. 23iv
CANADA Northwest Land Company, 3is
Tho amount OF bullion INTO the Bank OF England OH
balance to-day Is &7.OOO ..oo oo
bullion the bank Of England has increased aAAoooo
during the past week ,..,.-
The proportion OF Bank Of England reserve TO lao
which last week SO per cent 4l78 per cent
Paris adyices Three Cent Hentss ~ OF raus
Confines for tho and exchange on Lonaon ~
francs ~ y confines Tor checks. -
shows decrease OF gold and and an ln
crease Of 100000 francs In silver.
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State bonds were neglected Virginia deferred 81 do
cned to 10 OF city bank stocks Continental sold 2o a
12l and 81. Nicholas (5l at 1853.
welLdstributed business was done In railway bonds.
but ws no SSsS0psa sy0nd
about steady at 994 400 Missouri. Kansas and Texas
s s Oh az nd %
1914 and Central OF NewJersey debenture Us were
Pennsy vana 4las sold at lO4a. Baltimore aud Ohio So
at ll0l2 and Illinois Central As at l0s4 wIork,
Chicago and St Louis first s. receipts declined to s6S
SIS TO on the defaleatlon story East Ten
H ana a Sepa S d nsoe on a. 10
Denver and Rio Grande Is were steady at 702 Texas
and Pacific incomes sold at 63is rts Rio GraDds
division were up 8 at 49, The Northern Pacncs were
strong the seconds rose 4 to 1919 ST. Joseph and
OF unlisted securities dealt in at tue Stock Exchange,
Cotton Seed Oil certificates sold ,sOO) nc 63edU
e. KSon and ps@1rShe st
NationaluO0) at 10 AMI preferred ZOO AT 81 kans"nA
ahs Ua.U aHd Texas GoS and
1904 1908 anu seconds Css5OOO, at oo+ POS 3ot;
Charleston l Air Line rsts S7 ooJp at l33 and Phenx
Mining 5000 at $13 25G$l4d$ l3 80
cepons ar and per cent and closing offered at per
cent The sub Treasury was debtor at the Clearing
House S5i6,542.
The sub-Treasury to-day lost on balance s2I97s3.
made up by losses Of i74 currency and 800 coin
pa aS sf s}fcsosi Currency balance sis359553:
coin balance, 81 40 $500.
Exchanges, 500. 773OlO; balances 50. l6s 736.
The United states Treasury at Washington received
S7l 600 National bank notes for redemption.
The customs receipts were SSo7s91 and the INTERNAL
revenue receipts $ill ,l22
The foreign exchanges were quiet and nrin az un.
changed quotations for business rs follows BanseW
bills 81 s2a and 81 s6a for long and short sterling re-
spectiyely; 5.23os and 52O fsr francs 942 ana s9S
for reichinarks; 1873 and 40h forfuilders
The governors OF the Bank OF England at their weekly
meeting to-day made change In the banks minlnnn
rate of discount and t remaiIs at per cent Dnfin6
the week the bank gained a4400o0 bullion and the pro-
portion of its reserve its liabilities was RAISED IRON %
~ IL = III per cent against 80 per cent at the same
time last year To-day the bank gained 1900 bullion
an baIance The weekly statement OF the BANK OF
France shows 24OO 900 francs gold and gain or
100000 francs silver In London the open narKes ior
money was easy at GIG per below the bank rate of
discount of BANKERS bills. British conso were strong:
higher at 100 1916 for money and Lie higher ior 20
count American railways were quiet aud urn WIN
small auctuatons At Paris French per cents rose g
Al 2l and closed at 81 40 probably Oh the reporteo
war talk of Belgian Journals
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TIE REVENUE REDUCTION COALITION"

WAsHISGToS Jan. 20 tSpecidD.-The Randall " coaii-
ton to repeal certain internal taxes TO reduce the rates
of duty Oh certain imported articles and TO place Others
on the free list has not yet been able TO coaesce su-
GENTLY TO Indicate whether or not 1t VIII transfer It's oase
Of operations the private paror TO the floor OF the
House The coaonsts are divided In opinion as to
what the bill ought contain even the Randall men are
divided among themselves and the tobacco brandy men
are by no means united. Free apple Jack ana peach
brandy by all MEANS but must have sugar III ours
say of the latter and their demand Is supported ny
some of Randals followers Beside, II the coalition
lists were united they woudhave too few votes 10 carry
their proposition. and they are busy IN two directions
zlearii reform revenue reduction Oil when
scat canvass on both sdes the House 10 drum
u votes I'm favor Of inchOate bill The results are TO
he submitted TO another conference meeting on fday
night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-21
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

WASHINGTON Jan 20-The following business was trans
acted in the Supreme Conrt OF the to-day
No it2-Jane Heron and Others plaintiff in error art
Philp Daer and others Argument continued by II Alien
for plntin In by James John w Ryon for
defendant IN error and concluded by Mr. Allen for the plain
tiff In error.
No. l43-The Bank Of Maysvie, plaintiff In error. agt
John Claypoo others Submitted by Benjamin II Smith
for the plsintn In and by Gordon for the
defendant In error
No l4i,Gsorgc Everhart, appellant agt the Hunts
No. EllIugh Clay. administrator appellant aFt the
Huntsville Female College. Argued by John brandon LOT
nppeees nd submitted by Milton Hunes for Everhart and
Rice for Clay and by Walker and shelby for the
,appeiees.
No. l2s2-E parto: In the matter Lorenzo Snow. az
pellant Argumo begun by Franklin Richards for appel
tan.
mt "a At looc
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COST OF COLLECTING CUSTOMS DUTIES


NETWORK STATE AND CITY.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20 (spec.al -Secretary Manning to
day transmitted TO the House Of Representatives the
detailed estimates of expenditures for salaries account
Of the collection OF the from customs for the
fiscal year ending June 80 1885, For the collection dis
tricts in the State OF the estimates, together
with the number Of officers aud employees in each district
are foows.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2O-Major Is. +. Pope has been
ordered from Washington TO Fort Clark, Texas, for duty
First Lieutenant Frank Taylor. l4th Infantry, from
Washington to his proper station in the Department OF
Columbia; Captains James Jackson, LIST Cavalry. ana
Charles Robe 25th Infantry, and First Lieutenant H.
w. Wheeler 9th Cavalry, TO examine Into ana report
upon the loss OF certain stores In New-fork
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dIourned until tomorrow at IL o'clock.
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

Jan. 20In the Court Of Appeals oday the fol-
lowing business was transacted
No. l02O-The People appellant, agt henry stephens
respondent Argued.
Nos la aud 125-Mary Murray. appellant. agt Arthur
Fox and others. respondent Argued.
No 934 Besse Cunning infant by guardian. respond
agt the Brooklyn City Railroad Company appellant AT
gued
The Court OF Appeals day calendar for January 81 IL
follows:
Nos 10 l72, 49, ia IGo 49, 1872 lo2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-21
IL u q Fact

..sbshed that consumption attended TO IN ~ nfes
wei ian hc cured There and RATIONAL
Wss to this disease which ia really scrofulous
,s liver In perfect order aud pure bood will - 0e sS
nr Pierces Golden Medical Discovery purely veecta
does ali this while purtnee the vooc
& also builds up e .y,.su y axssSss msrS
csi Discovery" Take other OF drpggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-21

The estimates show considerable increase IN tho cost
Of. Custom House administration at the port Of New
York as compared with the year ended June 80. 1855.
Mr. Clovelands administration had not entered fully on
its work Of at that time Among the items Of
increase in the Collectors Office, for example are:
Denuty at 81, 900; two clerks at $500 each; tive
clerks al 200 each. and three clerks ct 81 500 each
Aos5 with salaries aeyrcgating $5050s73 In addition
the estimates include IN item Of VI 300 600 for tempo
arv employees rents labor and other expenses 500 900
Tor salaries and travelling expenses OF special agents;
100000 for the and detection OF fraud upon
ore of customs appointed by the Secretary Of the Treas
ury making the estimated cost Of collecting customs
ravenues RG. 54O8T3.
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that the opposition they have encountered from me has
not been quite Intellectual. NJ HAIsrEAD.
TOWING A DIsMA srED SHIP TO PORT

"' steamer saerno arrived yesterday from stctn after
voyage On January Is, in latitude Al' 80
% ~ vest she fell Ia with tho dsmastsd ship
sanal dnTns ana on January 10 WAS caught IN heavy
s In winch the foremast struck lightning,
,onma., carried the manmast with it. also tho mizzen
she was picked up -" '"'''s '" 'u' eAs'"H'N '''''e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-21
THE COURTS.
MRS. GREENE AND THE CISCO FAILURE.

MRS GREENE AND THE CISCO FAILURE
On An accounting rendered by Lewis May assignee Of
John j. Cisco Sons in the brought against him by
John Downey. creditor OF tho firm. Referee William g.
kelley found that Mr. May had handled $4,000 and fIed
SltSO0 or cent OF the amount referred to-
MIS- hete Greene 10 whom the 900 when IL
OBJECTS 10 these largo fees and her attorney Nelson
Emith wiz move. in the supreme Court Chambers noxt
that the proceednss reopened In the meantime
sue has obtained from Justice Lawrence Injunction
anng All further proceedings part Of Downey And
the firm until the motion 10 decided
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS
Judge DAILY OF the Court Of Common Pleas yesterday heard
argument by Justice Alfred stecker Goodhar
motion made By tho latter to continue tho Injunction OBJ
tanned by him at the suit Of the Order star
Dehevoent society," restraining Himan Beck who ID its
Grand Master from using rituals from suspending or
eecung members without authority. from refusing 10
recognize the supreme Council accounting
~ On behalf OF the defonant the allegations against IN
were denied The decision reserved
wo suits have been begun In tho Supreme and one IN
me Court to obtain damages for Pasqusle Ia Toe
from inc Manhattan Railway Company for tho death OF MS
Bernara who was rnn over and kio on Deem
per 30 MT la Tore he did authorize tho suit In tho
Superior Court, In which William L 0Nsi appears as aitor
appears has been denied Justice Dug who he knows
Oh no rule OF law for compelling attorney To do thia
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Decline Of Mas.

Decline Of MAS. sx.apaH
Mental or oraantc weakness debility -
delicate iseaseA induced speey asn enciS ID
cured. For illustrated book q eiicsi ~
in psu and ssdruso W orids Disp<nsss
s1.raft on Gty NAE. sk, Buffalo N. Y.
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have much difficulty in swaiown: the P ass PurSsSvs
Psists hich are composed OF highly concentrates ssfS
table extracts For Of INC nves ad ns,r u.rs
% etc, they Have no equal in9iI opote-
and bilious Tin no discomfort whatever They are
tion Is a, ,ss, s1S nut up in glass vlalA
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-25
THs HJFFORO CASE.
The Jary Award a Verdict to the Plaintiff
for se95.


The Jary Award Verdict to the Plaintiff
for se95.
Yesterday the third trial Of the celebrated
cess cf Aaron Huford against the G. X. &
I. Railway company was commenced in the
Ciseai. Coars. Ar HoGord It will os re-
meAbersd sued for 5000 damages for hav-
ilg oeen pul of traia on thai road near
Walton zster having purchased ticket.
In The first trial HuEord obtained juag-
meat for sz75 and costs. he then appealed
10 tue Supreme Court when the judgment
was reversed On the 0pinion Of JUDGE
Cooley. which wss coucuTred IN ny the other
Judges. Toe opinion was serious one for
iutre Cooley. as the decision was qi1;ei
againss him IN ais candidacy fCr re-esscti0n
a. the serch. and doubtless vas al element
In causiD< his dsisat.
On the second trial, Judge Montgomery
ia ais rulings followed the suliogs az tae
supreme Court. ss laid down Dy Judge
CaoieY's opinion, aad the jury rendered a
ver,iict CT no cause OF action Mr.
Haiford then again spPeslsd to tbs sa-
prems Court aud siiil another trial was
ordered. on the opinion of Judge Morse.
Which was almost directly contrary in its
statements o. law 10 that OF Judge
Cooley.
The plaintiff il represented by Hon. J. @.
risz0erzld and Msssrs. Edward fasgsrt and
ard r. a. STAGE, and The defendants BY
liens y. A. Earle and I. j. . Brea.
fhr lrth lasted toe sltirs day and at I
ciocx Judge Monsromery delivered bis
eaarzs In lis lsuai imdaflsi manner. The
insv then retirsd ana after sAorf deiibesa-
ton rendered e Tsrtiict for the plaintiff ia
tae sam Is SO.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-25

John &. Alpegt igft for Flint yesterday
zaorning 10 sp<na carlslmss-
Mis- Dsan1s Dowlax arrived home last
nis NJ fron MxaAs-ss en = slort visit.
ABskssoa l1kss is frozsn over for good.
j a4s soe4t tso ineAes Of saos oa lie lee
Al pfessaL
PROT Andrew c NeIzagalia, of Ann
Afb1T. 4 hogas sp@D1las tie Ao.kcats vita
his psEsnss.
HAIRY IilssaEsld, of CAicago. Is "a the
eity visiting AIS brother Dave. Of the oloos
Clothing staEe.
J. Klsiahsas. Ct Grssd Rapids. Was in
thas e.ly yesterday On business pertaining <
10 MS profession.
The lumber manufactured ia this city for
tina year anlCunla - od9.Uo0. .oo0s latn, i4o,
OOo.oO0 shiHgiss. ss3 90 OJJ.
Ihsre were very near 2.o00 tons OF saw
duet shipped 10 Pullman. III, where Il Is
used BY terra Gotta company.
Marx silbsr lefs for Chicsso and South
Bend yesterday morning on business aud
pleasure trip. lie Viii DC baeE by the
Micdis Of this week.
The express wagons IS they came ffom
the trains yesterday morning were fall oi
Christmas presents aA the way fFom q
dressed poTker 10 q bedroom Sc.
4. L. Libby. contractor and builder. aud
= resident of .this city for the last fifteen
years. let for California yesterday morning.
where be will make bis future home.
The time table OF the T.. 5. & 81. railroad
have been Issued. just now there will be
but one train running each wav, one leay-
ing Muskeson A. ! =. ~. sud arriving in
Ashley at 20 p. m; while one leaves
Ashley ut SO a. M. and arrives in this city
at 40 y. N.
stations are Muskegon, Eggleston, Moor
land, Sioeum's Grove. Lisbon. Sparta, Reed.
Cedar Springs. Evans. Griswoid, Lincoln
Lake. Greenyille, Bslleplsin, Sheridan.
Nickeryviile, Carson City, Middleton. Per-
riugton, Ola. and Ashley.